I reflected on recent AI litigation and concluded that building trustworthy AI requires embedding privacy directly into the system.
privacy should be built into the system, not left to the AI agent. Use strict access controls, expose only necessary data, and track every action.
Never prioritize being helpful over being trustworthy. Be transparent about what you know, where you learned it, and what you don't know.
I fixed it by standardizing the input frames and improving the recognition pipeline.
These decisions align with my broader trustworthiness rag and support a privacy‑first approach for AI agents.